i painted primer on thoroughly dried new compound and when the primer dried, it flaked in places. Would this help?
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Your problem is what this product is made for so it should do what you need
193133
Easily probably no, it almost feels like a soapy stain at the beginning. Not sure if a paint would hold or just flake off without a lot of prep work to remove.
1758740
Yes, I did that exact repair.You must do this in stages, as it will take more than one application, if a hole is involved.This formula drys to a hard finish, build it up by stages.
2193198
No, not unless the rust is removed, primed and then sprayed. I used it after sanding, a bonding, priming, matching the paint and then the clear coat. It might help over a fresh scrape. once there is rust, it has to be repaired. Hope that helps.
1746905
Hello Bill, To use any primer or paint, you have to clean the metal. Most new metal has at least traces of manufacturing oil on it. This will ruin your paint job even before it's finished. Clean the metal with a strong dishwashing liquid and rinse well with hot water. If you don't have compressed air, at least get as much water out of the inside as possible, then dry off the tube with a clean towel. The make sure that the first inch of the inside is dry so the paint on the edges is not affected by water. Then Prime. The thorough cleaning is very important. Hope that helps! Joe
597132
Not at all, i've been using it in my sketch books for awhile. It drys in about 45 seconds and it looks and feels as if it was never there. In short, nope you should be fine.
1433432
Somewhat..you still have to scrape out the stuff that sticks so the new primer will seat properly.
663106
I would call the manufacturer on this product, I applied it over a latex paint mural and as soon as the temperature changed, it clouded up and destroyed the mural. I lost a lot of time and money. It may do the same thing over Stain. Good luck.
2013431
From the brief search I did on those substances, I'd say no. I've sprayed a rust proof primer and it came out kind of clumpy with the larger tip. I have shot tractor and implement enamels, with a little bit of thinning they can come out nicely. If you have to time to do multiple light coats, it might work.Also, and unrelated, I've been using a brake cleaner to clean this gun the last few times. It's reduced cleanup time by 2/3 and so far has shown no ill effects.
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I've only ever mixed it with resin which turn out quite well, i do have a paint product as well which i discovered is simply the powder in a translucent once dry paint but the powder was gritty not dissolved in the paint which is how I found out, so I'm not sure if it would actually disolve, though you have my interest, I make fairies that glow and a snow globe type of trinket would be very interesting, I believe I will do some mixing this afternoon and relate my findings
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sorry to tell you , that you did not mix your formula properly, or the hardener lost it,s punch.Hardeners contaminate easily, and if they freeze, they loose the ability to blending ability. The solution is not so easy, seeing where your precious piece is locked in Limbo!The answer is to throw more fresh hardener at it! Put goves on and rub hardener on the piece until it hardens.
1301762
not sure, maybe try with the primer, should stick but not sure how smooth it will look, has to be smooth as glass or any imperfection will show up
1875155
If applied properly, the area where it is being applied is dry and has been cleaned, it should. I recommend one light first coat and then fifteen minutes later another coat. Allow to dry and it should work well.
2215357
I think that this depends a lot on the surface you are painting. In my case, I was actually doing repair work on stucco that had not been properly primed. I used this as a primer, and as best as I can remember, I got better coverage than I had expected. I wish I could give a better answer, but that is the best that I can recollect.
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I added a tiny bit of water to make application easier. It does dry quickly even with added water. I did white and then painted black zebra stripes and it worked very well!
1811730
You would have to prime it first and then paint. If you paint without priming the paint may not stick.
103200
This product dries clear. If you are repairing marble and are looking to make the repair seam blend as a seam, add pumice powder and a very small spot of lampblack. This makes for a grey vein, which is fairly inconspicuous. If you add pigment it prevents the epoxy from drying hard. The pumice and epoxy dry hard. Trim the excess after a couple of hours, then let the repair cure for a day